Eartha Kitt’s Death

Описание: Eartha Kitt was a legendary singer, actress and performer whose unmistakable voice, magnetic presence and fearless individuality made her a unique entertainer of the 20th century. Known for her commanding stage persona and sultry delivery, Kitt carved a career that defied convention and left a lasting mark on music, film, television and popular culture. Born in 1927 in South Carolina and raised in New York City, Kitt rose from humble beginnings to international stardom through sheer talent and determination. She became a celebrated cabaret performer in the 1950s, captivating audiences with classic songs such as “Santa Baby”. “C’est Si Bob” and “I Want to Be Evil”. Her distinctive voice and bold style set her apart, making her a global sensation. Kitt also found success as an equally iconic actress. Making history as portraying Catwoman of the third season of the 1960s Batman series, she brought elegance, wit and allure to the role and becoming one of the most memorable portrayals of the character. She also appeared in films such as Anna Lucasta (1958) and lent her voice to animation, most famously as Yzma in Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove (2000), a role that introduced her brilliance to an entirely new generation. Beyond entertainment, Kitt was known for her outspoken nature and activism. Her candid criticism of US foreign policy during the Vietnam war led to professional backlash, but she remained unapologetically true to herself. Over time, he courage and authenticity earned renewed admiration and respect. On Christmas Day 2008, Kitt passed away at 81 after a battle with colon cancer. Her death marked the less of a trailblazing artist who refused to be confined by labels or expectations. Eartha Kitt’s legacy endures as a symbol of individuality and artistic brilliance. Her voice and performances continue to inspire audiences around the world.